, 1887-11-15
BREvIT1Es.

SuSptuuou yeSIcluaJ'
DR.. Mackenzie has left San Reno for
London. The swelling in the crown
princes throat con~tinues.to diminish.
The pope has written to Crown Prince
Frederick William a letter expressing his
earnest wishes for the prime es recovery. Y
1t is stated that Don NJ. Richardson,
OF Michigan, has notified the president
that he will accept the position of post
master general.
Florence Marmet. vice'president of the
German National Bank of CINCINNATI,
dropped dead in his Office yesterday after
noon of appoplexy.
The business men of Lincoln, Neb., are
endeavoring to secure the construction
of a railroad between that city and Des
Moipes in order to secure Missouri river
rates.
The corner stone of a handsome monu
ment to the German poet Goethe was
laid in Fairmont park. Philadelphia, near
horticultural hall, yesterday, with Masonic
ceremonies.
The London police prohibited a called
meeting in Trafalgar square for Sunday,
but an immense multitude assembled.
Police and military were there and fifty
arrests were made.
The Eel Paso & Northeastern railway
has been chartered under the laws of
Texas, with a capital stock of 100000
Among the incorporators are ex-Senators
Window and Dorsey.
The Breckenridge monument association
have formally invited the Grand Army OF
the Republic to attend the ceremonies OF
unwilling the statue of John @. Brecken-
ridge, at Lexington to-day.
The socialists, or anarchist sympathiz-
ers, of Denver held two meetings Sunday.
There was no parade and no disturbance
Their lead Chicago comrades were ex-
tolled as heroes and martyrs.
Three noted Mexican bandits, who in
October kidnapped Senior Barred, a
wealthy rancher6 of Texas. and held him
until a ransom of 81 500 was paid, have
been captured by Mexican police.
DIR. Mackenzie reports that the lancer
GUS growth in the crown princes throat is
not due to excessive smoking. The crown
prince has stated that if he decides to
submit to an operation only DIR. Mackcn-
zie will perform it.
Seventy-five men who were arrested for
taking part in the disturbances in London
on Sunday were arraigned in court yester
day and charged with rioting. Many
were fined, while others were sentenced
from four TO. six months. imprisonment at
hard labor.
Senior Armero, agent of the Columbian
government on the isthmus, has recently
completed his report on the Panama
canal. He states that the norm sum
of S508, 299, 900 will be required to com
plete the canal. and doubts whether that
amount can be raised.
A committee with 730 members and
composed of highly influential citizens,
has been formed in Dublin to receive Lord
Harrington and Goschen on their intend
ed visit TO that city. The Dublin Press
predicts that the meeting these two gen
men are to attend will be the greatest
gathering Dublin has seen in this century.
Capt. Harris of the LIST cavalry and act,
ing superintendent of the Yellowstone Ma
tional park, has informed the secretary OF
the interior of the arrest Of William
James, charged with robbery of the
stage in the park on the 4th of July last.
After his arrest James made a full con
fession and was turned over to the civil
authorities for trial.
The Markets-Stocks and Cattle.
New York, Nov. l4.-The stock mar
ket to day was more active thar for some
weeks and prices were on a higher leveI
than at any time last week. The news Of
the disturbances in London yesterday led
to the expectation that prices from that
center would be lower this morning, but
the reverse Was the case and a strong and
active opening occurred. The market
was inclined to be teverish during the
early part of the day, but the best figures
IN several stocks we're made in the last
hour, the closing being steady and firm at
or near the highest prices of the day.
Governments dull and steady. Mining
shares active. Money 394 per cent.
Petroleum opened strong at 743
and advanced in the first hour, but
afterward became weak and lost the morn,
ing's gain. In the afternoon the market
was active and closed steady at TAI.
Sales, 1896, 600 barrels.
Following are closing prices of stocks;
Pacific 6's. l2l; American Express
lOS; Canada Pacific, SO; Canada South
ern, SGT; Central Pacific, 304; Burlington,
1894; Delaware, Lackawanna, 1928; Den
yer 4 Rio Grande, "a; Erie, 300; Lake
Shore, 90; Louisville & Nashville. 6l4
Michigan Central, 9O4; Kansas & Texas
l9t; New York Central, lQ8; Northern
aclhc. zl3; preferred, 455; Northwest
ern, liz; Oregon Improvement, 90
Navigation, GOT; Transcontinental, 10
Pacific Mail, 354; Panama, i; Rock
Island, lib; Milwaukee & St. Paul
10y; Texas Pacific, 25s; Union Pacific
52t; United States Express, IS; Fargo
l27; Western Union. 79t.
CHICAGO, Nov. IA. misunderstanding
l5,OOOi market closed stronger; shipping
steers, $3.0095.0 90; stockers and feed
ers, 5 .759 10; Texas cattle, 81. roo
80; Western, 50. 4O(93 80
nheep-Receipts $500; market strong
ior good; natives, 81. 50(94.O0; Western
S5;00(93.65; Texans, 50. 5O93. 40.
Wheat-Market steady, Cash, 70i
december, 73B; May 10 9 l6.
A~.MiracnIous Escape.
WV. Reed, druggist, of Winchester
md, writes: ''One ot nv customers